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Disable root access with Serverpilot?

Posted March 13, 2016 3.6k views
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Hi,
I would like to know if I need disable root access after I have connected Serverpilot to my server and/or if I need to do other things to add security for root.

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jsamuel March 14, 2016

Hi, disabling root SSH access won’t cause any problems for ServerPilot. The only time ServerPilot SSH’s into your server is when you initially connect your new server to ServerPilot.

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  • nory March 16, 2016

    Thank you! Only the last thing: I have to install Fail2ban? Or I can not install it? Server is safe also without Fail2ban?

    I use strong passwords (16 characters with also % # etc), private/public key for SSH and I don’t allow authentication by password. Fail2ban only blocks hackers to try all passwords for login as root?

    Thank you very much

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